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W218 CLS 350......incoming! (boredom warning attached as well as pics)

Thank you Colin, hope you are enjoying your cabriolet, coming from your CLS.
 
Thank you Colin, hope you are enjoying your cabriolet, coming from your CLS.
Hi Abb, so far so good, couple of things to sort out but none the less car is a joy to drive. Over the years I’ve had 4 cls and loved them in my opinion they are a super car, for me it was time for a change of model so on we go enjoying the Mercedes’ experience, enjoy my friend.
 
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After re installation, I needed to top up the coolant ( due to losing some during removal I guess) and then drove it for the moment of truth......gutted, still drove as if it was in limp mode and no boost. :confused:
As a last ditch attempt before conceding, I swapped out the inlet pipe with the one from our ML,....the car was back!! Drove amazingly well, perhaps even better than before (placebo effect of a clean EGR :D), the scan showed zero faults incl any EGR related ones.
I concluded that the new MAF sensor being the culprit must have been faulty!

It was removed sharpish, returned to Germany and a used OEM one purchased. Fitted it upon arrival and have had zero issues since and although I removed the EGR valve unnecessarily (it transpired) at least it got a clean! :p
Which inlet pipe did u swap ?

Thanks
 
Which inlet pipe did u swap ?

Thanks
Can't remember TBH, but they are exactly the same to do and are the same part! I know we are discussing this on your other thread, so to avoid the confusion, when I refer to inlet pipe, it is the 'batwing'. The MAF sensor is housed in the end sections as per my post, and both sides are the same.
 

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